Daniel Woolfson

London

Senior Business Reporter at The Telegraph

senior reporter covering consumer & leisure @telegraph formerly of @thegrocer, @morningad Views own etc tips: [email protected]

Articles

Starmer picks his winners in bid to revive British industry

4 days ago | msn.com | Matt Oliver |Eir Nolsoe |Daniel Woolfson

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Starmer picks his winners in bid to revive British industry

4 days ago | msn.com | Matt Oliver |Eir Nolsoe |Daniel Woolfson

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British manufacturers snub US after Trump’s trade war

1 week ago | msn.com | Daniel Woolfson

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British manufacturers snub US after Trump's trade war

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Daniel Woolfson

The US has dropped out of the three most desirable markets for British manufacturers for the first time in decades, as Donald Trump's trade war dents confidence in the world's biggest economy. UK industrial leaders now prefer the EU, Asia and the Middle East as their top three "growth" markets globally, according to trade body Make UK - relegating the Trump's America to fourth spot.
Sober karaoke on the rise as Gen Z ditch booze

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Daniel Woolfson

It comes amid a broader shift away from traditional pubs in terms of where younger people socialise. While Britain's pub industry has suffered many closures in recent years, so-called "competitive socialising" venues offering activities like karaoke, axe throwing and shuffleboard have become more popular. Younger people in particular are cutting down on alcohol - with many now going completely teetotal.
‘McDonald’s? Meh’: how the fast food giant lost its grip on Britain

1 week ago | buff.ly | Daniel Woolfson

When McDonald’s opened its first UK restaurant in Woolwich, south-east London, in 1974, thousands queued to get a taste of its legendary burgers and fries. Their enthusiasm was a sign of things to come: in the decades since, McDonald’s has grown to become Britain’s biggest restaurant chain. Today it has almost 1,500 sites across the country and almost £2bn in annual revenues. Yet Britain’s enduring love affair with the once-glamorous “golden arches” is on the rocks.
how the fast food giant lost its grip on Britain

1 week ago | msn.com | Daniel Woolfson

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how the fast food giant lost its grip on Britain

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Daniel Woolfson

McDonald's has been hit by sharp increases in the cost of ingredients and staff in recent years, forcing the chain to raise prices, angering customers in the process. The price of a Big Mac has risen to around £4.89 from £2.99 in 2020, while a Double Cheeseburger has risen from £1.49 to £2.29 over the same period. A large Big Mac meal costs about £7.59.
‘McDonald’s? Meh’: how the fast food giant lost its grip on Britain

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Daniel Woolfson

When McDonald’s opened its first UK restaurant in Woolwich, south-east London, in 1974, thousands queued to get a taste of its legendary burgers and fries. Their enthusiasm was a sign of things to come: in the decades since, McDonald’s has grown to become Britain’s biggest restaurant chain. Today it has almost 1,500 sites across the country and almost £2bn in annual revenues. Yet Britain’s enduring love affair with the once-glamorous “golden arches” is on the rocks.
Britain’s biggest pub company to slash jobs amid debt crunch

1 week ago | buff.ly | Daniel Woolfson

Britain’s biggest pub company is set to cut a raft of jobs as bosses seek to slim down the debt-laden firm following Rachel Reeves’s tax raid. Stonegate Group, which runs more than 4,000 pubs across the UK including the Slug & Lettuce and Craft Union brands, has been working with restructuring specialists at AlixPartners over recent months, The Telegraph has learnt. Up to 150 jobs are expected to be cut across the company’s head office and central functions.